davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

The Oakland City Enterprise which IL
always trying 10 benefit that town, and
successfully. TOO, t%ruthiulIy says:
II YOU want your town 70 improve.
improve il. II YOU want 10 make your
town lively. make il. Don't 90 70 sleep,
but get up aud work for IL. Rush = get
i~n-advertise it-talk about II, aud talk
favorabiy. II YOU have any property,
improve il. Paint Your houses. clean up
your back-yards, make your surround
jngs pleasant. aud you will feel better
and Your property will be worth more
dollars in the market. II YOU are doing
reasonably well. advise your tar away
friends 20 come aud invest near you.
Work steadily for vour home place and
home interests. Trade At home. help
your home dealers. Keep your money
ct home ~ much as possiblc and it j.
likely 20 help you in return The sue
ce-sful towns Of the country have been
made surccssfui by the property owners
pulling together. Public Improvement
is an Investment that pays. Don't waste
ycnr time over some dirty neighbcrhood
quarrel. and hold back YOU aid froul
some good object through spite. buI
work for some good and you will find
yourself benefited. Get Al IT, wake ur-
rustic. There IL no time to be lost, aud
every little helps. loot your horn and
tcot II loud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Koerner's buckcr = now N taun a. and
y n siw~ys welcome on account of The
elxvinxs.
Chss Crecelius. Who worked here Z,
staiion agent about = year nge. hna jua'
len his Mite aud three child.rn and
eloped with ar. J.. Lnswvlls daughter
This occurred NJ Ta>ueIl. hul The pasiic,
heing weiI-kncwn here. u created quite
: sensation. lii reported thai te VA.
arrested II Illinois, and brought back
here for trial.
Mr.. Edlen'an. who lives about fou,
miles south ~ BiriSrye. lost two 81 nj.
children They died OF typhoid lever.
and 50 nearly n the same lime. That they
were buried In the same grave. Hi,
wife and daughter are said 10 be In q
very critical condition with the same
disease.
There's Justice IN our country,
This free and happy land.
But justice il America.
We cannot understand.
The above lines may be applied 10 the
Petersburg farce against ksylor.
Some OF our citizens are now attend.
ing court AZ Lrsven worth, Oh account OF
the "Whitecsp" business.
Prof. A. M. Sweeney was here Visiting
our schools last week. and at the same
tine he delivered some very interesting
lectures. That the citizens here were
highly pleased Is evidenced BY the fact
that At least thirty or forty went I o Men,
tor from here the next evening Ia hear
him again That he IA q good speaker,
= good citizen. and q man Of Judgment,
is conceded all over this town. aud he
makes friends every time he
The report Is that DR.. Courtney is
one He was accused or heing connec-
ted with The whipups. and II is supposed
that he has left HE bondsmen. His agent
sold about twelve dollars worth Of prop
ersy for n dollar and fifty cents That
iooss like skipping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25


Fine prospects for fruits or all kinds
and . splendid showing for good wheat
crop.
Farmers are very busy sowing oat.
and making general preparations fol
putting out large crops this spring.
Messrs. Roberts & Eastridge have
large contract. for saving ties for Mr.
KeIlams, and are daily turning out q IoI
81 fine ties for the w.. j. & N. A. rail.
rosd-when they are needed.
There seems TO be . difference OF opin'
ion between William and Jackson abou'
a dividing line between them. Whether
the line IL crooked or not the County
surveyor may be called 10 settle this
vexed question.
a lew days ago, Special Examiner
SiiH was around taking dispositions in
Ed. Buchart's claim for pension. This
is the second time his claim has been re-
ferred 10 special examination, and oncs
rejected BY the pension department.
We are glad to note that J. W.. jacobs
has at last been granted = pension, whict
he richly deserved. He tried twelve
years under Republican rule and failed
but under General Blacks administra,
ton Uuncle Sans deserving boys ar,
rewarded TOR their patriotism. All hon
or 10 General Black.
From rumors and signs there will b,
quite = stir soon In the matrimonia
cause with an abundant harvest. VIVA
i the matter? another war?
Fred says he il very lonely since BIZ
Jusensweet IL away visiting; the night
seem like months; he dreams Of seein,
angels and Is often heard to repeat il
his sleep:
In my dreams I'D be
Nearer my girl 10 thee. nearer 10 thee
Ii. II. HUGHGo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Hardly 4 wcck masses without tho men.
dion ~ ticnewspaicrs oisnddsn deaths, ana
81 Late The alarming frequency 81 ne sinle-
ment that death WAS caused W rheumatism
or neuralgia ~ The heart cannot iail % have
been noticed. In Il lprolability many deaths
attributed 10 heart disease are caused ~
these terrible diseases. which are far moro
dangerous than Is generally considered. 10
there any positive cure? The best answer
osuch = question Is given BY those who kass
bern cared by the use Of Athiophoros.
Evansville. Indiana.
used one and a hall bottles Of Athlo-
phoros for rheumatism and i entirely
cured me. ! was an intense sufferer and
would recommend anyone suffering With
rheumatism g give Athlorhoros = trial.
ApoLPn WAGNER, No ol0 Edgar 81:
Athlcphoros has many friends in Tcrre
Haute. Herewith names Of three doing
l.,;..- i. ...,. Lln,l- .s..-..l,.s p
,1rs'ueos "a r - o1osN = v'.sS,ses' - -
Herman millinery cured 81 kheumatism
" vse ons ye.t s'."uinS' oI,rs r"n..o
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER.
SONAL PROPERTY.
NOTICE il hereby given that the un.
- dersigned, Administrator Of The
estate Of Thomas +. Sheriff, deceased
will offer for sale, 81 Public Auction, q
the late residence of said decedcnt, IN
Boone township. Dubois county. Indi'
ana. one-hAlf mile East OF the jasper and
Portcrsviile road. on
SATURDAY n 10th DAY or APRIL
A. D., 1857,
All the personal property Of said deco.
dent, consisting Of 4 mich cows, ~ bead
OF young cattle, ! lot Of hogs, Z lot o.
geese, 2 horses, ] two horse wagon
|pIows, harr0ws and farming implements
harness, % bushels or wheat. Z lot oil
corn. and household and kitchen furni.
ture, and many other articles.
TERMS on SALE All sums under five
dollars cash, oil sums OF five dollars and
over, . credit oil. nine months will be
given, purchaser giving note. waving
relief with elk per cent. interest from
date until paid, with good surety 10 said
Administrator's approval.
Sale 10 be gin ~ 3 o'clock q. nj.
WILLIAM b. SHERIFF, Admr.
TRAYLoR q HUNTER. Atty's.
March 25th, 1857 -2w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

GrThe foIIwing circular has been is
ened bv Gent Ticket Agent Parsons, oi
the Air-Linc: On and amer April LIST 70
comply with Interstate Commerce law.
Local tariff in effect Feb. L., 1886. 80 far
- Il applies on business destined 20 or
received from place. outside o. the State
Of Illinois, and all special rates and per
q now In effect will be Withdrawn.
New rates 10 conform with the law will
Be Issued AZ soon after April lss rs prac-
ticabIe: All shippers will Be governed
accordingly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
FARM FOR SALE

vYvIiE undersigned oilers his farm foI
sale containing 100 acres. situated On
the Jasper and Petersburg road. two
miles west Of Jasper. Said farm has
a good house and barn, apple aud peach
orchard, aud a never failing well OF
water. and many other improvements
upon it, and can be purchased on easy
terms. For further information address
Ii. Il. HARMED,
March 25, 1887 st. JAsrEn. I'M.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

GtThe Decatur (Ala-) Real Estate
Record. publishes ski, four columns 81
bnsiness commentators for firms around
Decatur. and large business enterprises
developing there. and among Other
thing puts the following question. which
the Hnntingburg Independent copies q
editorial:
Is there . citv IN the United States
containing 5000 inhahifanfs that il not
situated on q navigable stream OF water
IL there y in the world? 2"
These editors. BY examining the cen
sus, would he saved such a display OF "
norance. Our own Stale Capital u no
On q navigsble river aud has over 75.00(
population.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Rev. J. VI. Ketcham. Presiding Elder
Of the New AIbanay District, Is proba.
bly, the wcalthiest minister III the IN.
diana Conference. The Louisville Times
says be has just completed . handsome
business block on jefferson street IN
L~ouis-::!e, and II now building an Gle.
giant residence at New Albany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
NOTICE.

THERE will be a meeting Of the stock
= holders Of the Vincennes and Ohio
River Railroad Company, held AZ Jasper,
Dubois comfy. Indiana. on Tuesday,
May 81, 1887. at ! o'clock p. M, for the
purpose OF elccting thirteen Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year, aud for the
transaction Of any other business that
may come before the meeting.
N. 4. DALTON, Secretary.
March 25th, 1887 - ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
NOTICE.

THERE will he a meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Vincenncs and New
Albany Railroad Company. held at
Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana. on
Tuesday, May 81. 1887. II 3 o'clock p. N
for the purpose Of eiecting thirteen hi.
rectors to serve for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction Of any further bust
ness that may come before the meeting.
N. II DALTON, Secretary.
March o5fh. 1887 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

TIA daughter OF Ferdinand Fuhs
living about two miles north or jasper
d suffering from dtmentis. She has
been living out In Evansville for several
months, and returned home ab0uta week
ago, and IL wa then very evident that
her mind was seriously affected. The
parents can not account for II. She will
not allow them 70 come Into the room
where she IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

TIfo no made. Gu this out AID return
III "a w. hnd We win send son nee.
IkI something ~ great value and inn
IlI purtnnt, 10 SOW. that viii start sou
~ nn>inNxk Stich will hrin1 >un iii
more turnry fight away than any
thing ei.e ia this N"rid, Any ons can 40 The y ork and
live a hume fi'hes sex; all ages. Something nav. that
just coins money for An workers. W. Will start You
capital no, needed. Ihi. N one % the csn.ine. i'm
lportant chance M a lifetime Those Tho are ambitious
and en'srrri~ng viii not delay Grand on,ni free
Address lNtT a NO.. AnFrSfa. Maine. 2Ny
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued this
week % The following persons BY Clerk
William Wrotten and Rosetta jackson.
Geo. w. Morgan and Luvina sutton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

Several chr loads OF Kyana ground
stone from Beust & Co.'S quarries in Du-
oois county. passed through The city to-
oay for Louisville. TO be used in the con-
strucfion 81 several business houses III
that city.-N. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

CO When . man wants 10 purchase
anything he looks over his hone paper
20 see II advertised. and IL he fails 60 lind
y, re concludes there 10 no such goods
~ The place and he goes TO . big city to
buy IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

The artesian well on the farm or II. r.
Anin, q G~reenviI!e, has been completed
= y = success. affording an abundan,
supply Of good water. ~. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NOtlce Of application o Liquor
License.
NOTICE isherehy given 70 me citizens Of Jasper and
~ cambridge township. Dubois county. Indiana. that
the Undersigned Will apply % the Hoard " County
Conimlfsioners ~ buhols county. a. their June term.
ISL under the provisions ~ an Act. entitled AN Act
NJ regulate and license the sale 81 spirifuous. ,;nous.
malt and other Intoxicating iiqnorS. to limit The ficens,
fee u be hargcd BY cities and towns. and ID repeal All
former laws regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
and All ia~s and parts AZ laws coming IN co hict with
the, provisions ~ this act. prescribing penalties for the
violation thereof. and declaring m emergency - passed
by the Legislature ~ Indiana. in 1875. FOR 4 license 70
sell splritucus. vinou- and malt liquors, In q%nantifis
less than q quart A . time. 40 be drank On the premises.
Tor ? term "a one year. The precise location where they
desire tol sel 4 ~ . house situated and beng upon
the East half o. Lot No. sixty Sin. on the corner o.
|5ih and Jackson Streets. Jasper. 4. shown npon fhs
original map on plat ~ The town ~ Jasper. Balm.
bridge township, Dubois county. Indiana
NARY SPRAuER.
JOSEPH b. SAHM.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25

~ Take . deep interest 10 -FOUR town
end county and when you have . good
opportunity speak : good word Tor both
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
FARM FOR SALE.

have for sale a good farm Of 40 acres
in Jefferson township. Dubois county,
Ind, III Sections % and 20. Town 2 South,
Range 3. Il has on il : good house Of
four rooms, also a barn, 800 apple trees,
4 good springs aud a cistern. will sell
for 81 500, aud on easy terms. Apply 81
Altoga +. q.
March 1lth, 1887 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-03-25
Notice 10 Heirs and Others al
Petition "a Sell Real Estate.


N office 10 Heirs and others al
Petition "a Sell Real Estate.
no. 77sl
STATE OF INDIANA.
DunoIs County,. -
In sss Dubois Circuit Court April Term
Magdaleua Mehling. Adj
ministratrix Of the f.
tate Of Joseph Mehi.ng,
Deceased.
William Mehling, Frank p1n..
-. cnh'. s;daa ~. Sell Real
husband. Francis Meh- I''A'
ling. Henry Melting.
Bertha Mehling. Ida
Mehling. Leo Melting,
Matthias Olinger, Cath
arine Dashbach.
NOTICE i hereby given 10 said above
~ named defendants. that the said pc
%litioner, as the Admini-irasix OF said Es-
tate Of Joseph Meh.ing. drcpaScd. ha-
filed her petition TO sell the Rea! Estate
lof the decedenf. 10 make assets 10 pa,
the debts and liabilities Of said Estate,
aud that said petition Is set for hearing
on The ssh judicial day OF the April
te rm. 1857. OF said Circuit Court. to-wit :
on the 81 dav OF May. A. ID. 1887.
r. 4, Witness my hand and seal
t1 March Sth. 1887.
IG~ATz EcKrrT. Clerk ID. G. q.
BRUSo BuErT>En Attorney for MAG
|DALExA NEnLI~G, Administrative.
March IL 1887 3w. fpf IS
Griggs courier., 1887-12-23
[..g N n
Ela.D.I
49, = '77I7T0


1lea'lllynl no
I'm rer,r,,,,,.'.'
kl,ev.,ss;
49, T.
Griggs courier., 1887-12-23

sesea neaa s'y
WORLDS o'sPfHsAM
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

James A. Nelson. sp old resident % this
ity. died a. bis resi1snce, corner of E4st
Fulton-st And EiiswoFth-aye., Wednesday
night. August 3. aged 81 years. he was
enjoy iIg his usual good health until about
ten days ago, when he was stacked with
erysipelas and isfer with spinal meningitis,
which w<s the immediate cause OK his
death.
Mr. Nelson bad lived in the vicinity Of
tbs city i0rtY-twO years Thirty years
sx0 be msfe business OF running RATS on
tbe riyer between this city and Grand Ia
ven. Later on be iivea or fl-m nesr the
-. O. II. s. a. junction. he leaves wild
ow, tarse daughters and son. one Of the
daughters il Mrs. Thomas QIlnlan of this
city. and another IS Mrs. Charles Arnold.
The other daughter IS unmarried and the
son treiericz. is unmarried.
The funeral wiIi take place from the resi-
derce az 10 O'Clock tbis morni1z. and
friends Of the iamfly are invited to attend.
The remains Niii D. Inferred ia Greenwood
Cemetery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

port to tho public. He did not put me ashore
because cooked 80 well I cooked for him
al the way 70 Zanzibar When | asked for
payment he kicked me. The blood of ny
heroic grandfather boiled within me. and I
shook nag fist in bis face and vowed 70 have
my revenge. He kicked me again. A. Zan-
zibar there was q telegram. ! cursed thu
man who invented teiegraphs Now curse
him again I was 70 be arrested for descr-
ton. for murder, and gre sais je' escaped
from the prison. fed. starved I met the
men of Mons eur le Cure They brought me
here am here fail Of woe But I return
not n France. Better 70 risk my life in tbess
horrible places than g. know the BaS7en
Re paused, snd We reiTly choked with
laughter, having 70 tsru our faces away.
All. you we-p. Hsessleurs.T be said. "No
wonder-it j. a sad story
-PsrhsVsr sssd Sir Henry. ~the heroic
blood q your rrsndpsrast vii triumph
after al. perhsps you viii stia be great At
any rate we s6alI So Ard now vote -
20 q bed an dad tiref ard we rad rot
nuch sseep on that coTleanded rock last
nigat7
And 50 ne -, ard very strange the t;dy
rooms ard clean white saeets sesn1ed to us
aftsr car recent experiences
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

signs Of Flossie end her donsze7 80 a. last
had 70 come down disappointed On reach
ing the veranda found Unslopogaas sitting
there. slowly and lightly sharpening his Ak
with small milestone he always carried
with him
awhat doest thou. Umslopozsas7- asked.
Il smell blood WIS the answer: and
could get no n0rs out II hirn-
After dinner we again ven. ND the free
and searched the surrounding country with
s7v gisss. but without result
Shortly after the people whom Mr. Mao
ksnzis had seut out - sesrch f7r TIossie
returned. stating that they bad followed the
sy,oor Il the donkey Ter couple q rDiies, and
hs5 then los; Il on some stony ground. uor
couid they discover II again. They had.
however. SECURED the country far and vl5e.
but without success
After this the afternoon wore dr-sriiT on.
and toward evening, there st3i icing no sizns
Il Fl0ssis. cur anxisty grew very keen As
for TIE poor notbsr. she vss quite prrstrzt-d
by ber fssrx. and no wander. but tbe fsther
ke,s bis head wonderfully veA Everything
That c0ui6 ~ done vss dons. r'eOpse were
sent cot in Al directions. snets veTs fFe3
and = cortfnBous oatiooF kept from TIE
great tree. tyut without seail.
And thsu st lsst 4 Grew dark, and stiu no
sign q far haired little Flo~sis.
ATS o'clsck ws hs6 g8uper. II vns fuE; a
sorrovsTul meal ans Mrs Mackerzie did not
srnzar at it. We thr~e $50 were ~ery siisrt
foI iu sddftsor r. ovr natural sEziety - -
t1e fare - fse chii0 - were ~eirsed down
~ TIE eersss thai ~e hss sroagfi; tais tTorlhis
o. t6e hss6 q ooT ki1d bost When s7zppev
-ss nearly 81 nn end nnsds AZ ex-nse -
l..vs the table ] wszt~d - gs. cutsi1s und
ff5rk tb4 rtss.i-n over I -~rt ou - TIE
verands ard hsviag Bt ry pre- So dcvn
o. = seat nboBf q tozer feef from tas riefIf
nsr end - tbe structsre. wbRk vas. - tts
rreeef rney rsraerrheT. sTac-rfT eFf'oste o0e
q to- nsrrsw coors q re Rretecfins wal
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

with ne-also something to eat. as may be
away ell day, for l am determined n get tie
lily II have TO 90 twenty miles for il.
"FLossIEv
II hope she VIII be all right said.
little anxiously. 81 never meant Der 70
trouble after the flower"
"Ab. Fioesie can look after herself sid
her mother. '-sbe often roes OF in this wsy
like a true child Of the wilderness" But Nr.
Mackenzie. who came in Just then and saw
The note for the first tine. looked rather
grave. though he ssi1 rot1ing.
After breakfast aver took him ssloe
and asked him II it would not be possible TO
send after The girl and g@t her back, having
Ia view the possibility Of there stu being
some Mssai hanging about, at whose hands
she might come to barn
81 fear il vould b II 10 use be answered
'sshe may - fifteen miles OF ty nov. and Il
is impossible . say what path she has taken
There are the hills ard he pointed = = long
range e rlsinz ground strstchisE almost par
aHei with the co~e followed hy tire river
Tara. but gradually sloping down to dense
trssh cad plain about fve miles shorf Of the
hCuse
Here 7 suggested that ve nairht gst up 70.
~rsat tree over the house snd sesrrh The
sruntrv rould VII spTglsss. and tbs.
after Mr Msckenzis bad gwen sor,e orders
q bis p4opss 70 Try and foliov Flossiss sKoor,
70 did
1he ascsrt - tls mighty tree vas rstbe-
q 5gmrT performance, eTen WITH sozrsd
rcre is86er fxad ~ beth enfs - cllrrb -, et
ieast e. = IaF,dsruan but Coed cszas ~ lsks .
lsc1p iertsr
On rescbinC tSYe height ~ vhicb tie frss
fern sssqed bosghs sprung from the oois, vs
sseppes vltso-t sny ifac1lty ur,ca 4 fsist-
form znade - aosrds nssled froz ons boceh
9 snotrer. aaa isrre ensuzh to aoeoulrnosdsts
q 6ezsx r~or3e
B5s leok IS ~e ~orl1, - oos6 80 ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Or ksagbn las isi. Ala Arcor and tyE0-
toz.t0a ior l-e 1@.s4la ol the Norlh woods.
y T. Asfk.e snd u. e.. E.loson, 81 De-
froit ere iofmlns q $50. 0Uu Etlson Electric
Lls1t Company lu East saginaw.
EE-.sns,9f Charles 81. jones. 81 Eio-ida
slo vas considered a permanent lzlure 80
-ls Russell House. which nz3 been BIS
home durue hE two years residence 10
Detroit. has lzzsEs q lartsls at he 0risNold,
CsDhas B. urs. az. an oi3 c.-.zea OF Hills
dale D-y. sss Instantly Killed by benz
t-roHn lrom a buggy WednesIsy morning.
Aiss Ella tLcllAa. ~ fetoskey, leaves
FetoskeY August 4. tor bli.nrl-. where she
vi sQend 1Vs years .n missionary s0rk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

10 ire F1ltcf nI n ..t+ AN - crEsto.
Slr-N0u are certainly entitled 10 the
respect ana gratitude ot the citizens Tor
Jour opeu aua prompt altsck of abuses
when they seem 90 yol 10 infringe en- the
rights ot iulivilt4ais. and % oel-ss tie -
ECuats channels Ct business. lO.r r.
mars on the Coal tcmblue" are only
faulty IA one respeci-toat o. being to-
MILD. Sacn a system Of do;ns business 0y
com5iuins 90 afiraud people tor it is moth
ing else cannot b. too freely denOunce1,
aud car citizens should take prompt and
vigorous action % resent any such attempt
o. force them % pay unreasonable profits
i1r The i4fleuins Of . iew coal autocrars.
Now. SIR. 4 a number Of consumers wOCld
Ioln together and purchase their coal out
side where there 10 tree competition the
subscriber would pace his firms order for
from afty % seventg-ave tons. q. .. ID. Let
rs bear from others that we may fee the
public .ulse an1 0uug our coal kings 10
their senses. Yours.
l.EaTrrutrE BrsrNFSs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05


fl1t Missed tDc Lcree $3.50 Hev-T ceruen
] had been sitsiBE there perhaps sir ~ ->ves
minutes wisen I t6ouya. ! beard fhe do~r
move looked i tsst direction aud listens<.
flif being unable - 11ke out anything 60.
cludes that I .unst hars b.-en mistaken. b
was darkiss night. TIE moon not having yss
risen
Another minute psf~ei. whcu suddenly
sofoelhing round fsii .fh ssft hrf hesry
thDd upoa tbs stone 6ooring - Size versuaA
and csfDe bounding AM rolling pest me Fev
q rnorlant ] e.f not riss bat sst wondes,na
what II could - yinnilf J conc.u ude> 4
nruFf h1vs l,een an animal Jnei teen bow
ever. snotber idea struck ne. aud pot N
quick enough. TIE thing lsv quite stiH q
fsv fest bevon1 re J pui Gown ny han7s
towards II and 10 Dc not move. ti~srly II --ns
not an anIrral Ny Land touehed y n wss
soft end warm epd bsavy Hurri-sly 4
Lifted II and hsid II up against TIE faint ss~s.
Hght
y wss = newly severed hurnsn bad
] am ~ old hend ard no easily ur-~s. t.ya
] owr tllst fSet ghsss3v sight made me 49,
sick Eo~ hal ths thirg con1s there Whas~
vss ~ J put down and ran - tss fiftls
dor wov ] could potfirs bsar noso5v.
was aisout - q nus inbo ttf darkne- -
yond. bus refnernoefirg that - ss -~r e
eypo~s usvreH r. ths rszf - heNs stsbs>S.
drew hsek. shut 20 dpor. aud tois-< -
Th.u returned - fiis ~sraraA and 10 ss
careAss voscs ss ] couif corrnaBc- czk>1
Cur8is. I fear, however. tAst ny tor~~ s,,<t
have is~tFaysd us. fr NJ only Sir H.>ry
r7zf a5sc Good END Mockerzit rv-s from -
tshk sns osEae kurryins out
eThst itF sid tbs cie-rrusn, ssp.
/ ioqfslT
Tter hss to tti fhern ~
NJ. &soksszis tvrrs-s Frl> 80 5-s.k r--t>s
ms - skin- We we're sssnsinF 1pps~ss. s.s
haii DOR. sd fhsrs wns iirtf IL b .. ttss
J rouia sss He sussctsd re hes ~ ~ shs
bsir and held q iu - hzff
To - fsartnued